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And the little "new" in front of it. I actually preferred the curly braces version and would have loved for them improve it instead of creating a replacement.
by Faark 7y ago
And the little "new" in front of it. I actually preferred the curly braces version and would have loved for them improve it instead of creating a replacement.
And well, I'd expect them to get it right eventually. It is at least their third evolution of that feature... there was a System.Tuple as well. Wonder if they ever come out and officially deprecate their earlier attempts.
- goto11 7y agoI don't think C# have ever deprecated language features. You can still use the old "delegate{}" syntax even though we have the more concise arrow syntax.
- SideburnsOfDoom 7y ago> Wonder if they ever come out and officially deprecate their earlier attempts. That (mostly) doesn't happen. I would say that .NET Core was the sole attempt to deprecate a lot of the framework. And most of it came back anyway; see the title of the parent article.